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Mount Gambier Weddings and Accomodation
Mount Gambier Civic Centre

Mount Gambier Weddings and Accomodation
Community Old Town Hall

Mount Gambier Weddings and Accomodation
The Lady Nelson Visitor Centre

Mount Gambier Weddings and Accomodation
Umpherston Sink hole

Cave Walk
Cave Walk

Cave Walk
Ewens Snorkelling

Cave Walk
Cave Gardens Platform

Cave Walk
Port Macdonnell Breakwater

Beautiful Mount Gambier

A trully amazing and unique area both historically and geographically, Here are some interesting points about Mount gambier:

  • Mount Gambier is the regional centre of the Limestone Coast in the South East of South Australia and is one of the most captivating and progressive communities in the State.
  • Mount Gambier is located mid way between Adelaide and Melbourne, making it an easy drive for families from both cities to meet in one convenient location.
  • Mount Gambier is the only part of SA that is NOT under any form of water restriction due to its consistently high rainfall. Needless to say in the middle of summer all the land around here is still green and “full of life”.
  • Predominant industries in and around Mount Gambier are agriculture, fishing, forestry, tourism and viticulture.
  • Mount Gambier is a city of 25,000 people making it the second largest city in SA. Only the capital Adelaide, has a greater population
  • Mount Gambier is recognised as a city and region of prosperity, and displays this wealth through attractive parks and gardens, well maintained tourist spots and attractions plus in the township infrastructure in general.
  • We have an airport just outside of town with many flights a day to both Adelaide and Melbourne (Rex Airlines).
  • The closest motel to the airport is Motel Mount Gambier
  • Mount Gambier has all the regular shops that many Australians are familiar with, such as K Mart and Target, Woolworths and Coles, Lincraft and Spotlight, Harvey Norman and RM Williams clothing, plus many other smaller specialty shops.
  • Dining out was never easier with many pubs and restaurants here in town, serving anything from “standard” Australian fare to Asian, Middle Eastern, Indian, Italian, French and just about anything else.

Some of the more familiar tourist spots here in town are

  1. Blue Lake
  2. Umpherston Sinkhole
  3. Engelbrecht Cave
  4. Centenary Tower
  5. Cave Gardens
  6. National Trust Old Courthouse
  7. Riddoch Art Gallery
  8. Valley Lake Wildlife Park and Boardwalk

Plus the following are within a 50Km radius:

  1. Tantanoola Cave
  2. Tantanoola Tiger
  3. Carpenter Rocks
  4. Dingley Dell, (Adam Lindsay Gordon’s Cottage, Australia’s first poet)
  5. Blackfellows Cave
  6. Lake Bonney
  7. Woakwine Range Windfarm
  8. Millicent Living History Museum
  9. Canunda National Park
  10. Port MacDonnell
  11. Glencoe Woolshed (historic farm)
  12. Nangwarry Forestry and Logging museum
  13. Aberfoyle Garden
  14. Nelson (township) and Glenelg River (river cruises)
  15. Mount Schank (Like the Blue lake, an extinct volcano crater)
  16. Piccaninnie Ponds
  17. Princess Margaret Rose cave
  18. Ewens Ponds
  19. Echo farm (historic farm)
  20. Penola (township) and now Australia has it’s first Saint, Sister Mary MacKillop, the Mary MacKillop Interpretive Centre

Plus the following are within 100Km radius:

  1. World heritage listed Naracoorte Caves
  2. Coonawarra wine region
  3. Beachport (township)
  4. Pool of Siloam
  5. Robe (township)
  6. Kingston SE (township)
  7. Bool Lagoon

 

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